Description of the funniest professions

Than only modern people are not trying to earn their living. Today in the vast world there are so many funny and ridiculous professions that their very name will easily make an ordinary man in the street smile.

Consider what the strangest and funniest professions are in different countries of the world.

• Armpit sniffer. In large perfumery companies, new antiperspirants have been tested in a similar way for quite some time: hired participants are actively applying the new antiperspirant to the armpits, and specially trained people calmly control possible changes in the smell of the product on the bodies of the subjects throughout the day - naturally, with the help of a good sense of smell.
• Pillow leveler. This position can often be found in expensive boutiques specializing in the sale of bed linen and accessories. The goal of a specialist is very simple: he moves around the trading floors almost all day and carefully monitors that there are no dents or unnecessary folds on the exhibition samples of pillows after the visit of buyers.
• Toilet guide. In the huge metropolitan areas of China, cunning comrades have long appeared who, for a small fee, will tell you where the nearest working toilet is. It is argued that the professional activities of such guides are purposefully directed by a large government agency, and such guides operate strictly in accordance with labor laws.
• Collectors of worms. They probably go to work under cover of the dark night, armed with mining helmets with flashlights and huge cans for collecting worms.These professionals can easily find the damp places that the worms choose for their deployment, and fill their huge cans with these slippery and writhing creatures. Rumor has it that this business brings good earnings, so there are often fights among the gatherers of worms for control over the territory infested with worms.
• Passenger pusher. At rush hour, the subway is sometimes hellish. In order to significantly alleviate the fate of the poor fellows who cannot fit into an overcrowded carriage, there is a special profession in Japan - "osiya". This is a special worker who actively pushes passengers into the carriages, which is why the train cannot completely close the doors and calmly continue on. And also these people also make sure that the passengers' luggage is not jammed by the doors. Such work requires special endurance and good strength training.
• Pedicurist for dairy cows. The disgusting condition of the hooves can not only damage the health of the animal, but also adversely affect milk production and even the ability to reproduce. On a number of European and American farms, specially trained employees monitor the condition of the hooves.
• Dice quality controller for the game. Control can be carried out by specially trained people - they very carefully examine each cube, patiently and carefully looking for various irregularities, dents and other flaws on its surface, which, as it turned out, can seriously affect the course of the game.
• Watching the paint dry. In the staff of companies producing paints and varnishes, there are employees who must carefully monitor the drying process of the paint applied to the surface. They must monitor changes in color and texture of paint, uniformity of layers and other characteristics. Thus, based on the results of his long-term observations, the specialist must ensure that the composition does not eventually peel off and does not crack. Otherwise, they should send their management a detailed report of all identified defects.
• Paper clip removers. Almost all modern firms have switched to digital storage media, but before the process of scanning paper, for greater convenience, you have to pull out the paper clips from them. Large office archives can hold thousands of documents for years. For this reason, in order to sever the sheets and remove the staples as quickly as possible, management and hires dedicated staff. Most often, schoolchildren or students are invited to this kind of work - it is too boring, but it does not require special skills or high qualifications from the employee.
• Golf ball picker. Elite golf clubs are ready to provide this service to their high-ranking or wealthy clients. The balls do not always fly where the player is aiming, and therefore often end up on the fields adjacent to the club. The employee only needs to collect these balls on time and return them to the playing field.
• A real seller of unreal things. In various computer games and real-life simulators, players spend quite real money to buy houses and all kinds of things for their virtual heroes.

A nanny for dogs, a companion (a wig maker), a matchmaker and a root grower (a kitchen worker who peels and chops vegetables) are on the list of the funniest professions for Russians who want to find an easy job and at least some kind of income.

Many of the Russians surveyed consider other professions to be quite ridiculous, and in fact they may not exist in reality. In this case, we are talking about rather curious names like "match tester", "baker-tenant", "halvomes". The funniest category also includes a curler, an animal feed taster, a cow pedicure, and for some reason even an undertaker.

And these names are among the top funniest professions of the past.

• Chimney sweep. Many ordinary people believe that this profession has long died, but in the United States and a number of European countries, the profession of chimney sweeps is still there. In order to become a real chimney sweep, you need to undergo special training.
• Bowling pin setter. In earlier years, special people were actively used to quickly and accurately place the pins, and usually little boys were hired for this work. The guys who set the pins in the bowling alley have now completely replaced automatic machines.
• Alarm clock man. People of this profession in the morning walked along predetermined routes, knocking hard on the windows of their sleeping clients with a long stick, and also throwing stones and shouting loudly until they were convinced that they had really woken up people who should not oversleep their work. Nowadays, various modern gadgets allow us to wake up on time.
• Lecturer for workers in a factory. We ourselves, performing monotonous work, often listen to the player or watch TV. Factory workers used to hire lecturers for themselves who read various literary works aloud to them while working. Sometimes the employer paid for the work of the lecturers, but more often the workers themselves took off to pay for the work of this person.
• Ice Carver. Before the refrigerator was invented, in order to preserve food, it used to be necessary to collect ice in the winter, so that later it could be used without problems in the summer. Ice was collected only by special cutters who cut huge blocks of ice from frozen lakes.
• Pied Piper. When Europe was severely suffering from massive epidemics due to infected rats, this work was considered one of the most popular and demanded. Needless to say, she was also highly paid - the rat-catchers possessed incredible dexterity and dexterity.
• Milkman. Without special refrigeration, fresh milk will go bad in one day. That is precisely why this profession required a person who carried out daily supplies to ordinary consumers, right up to the time of the appearance of the refrigerator.